If the plunging and jumping of a traditional roller coaster do not thrill you anymore, then maybe Six Flags' first interactive gaming coaster will. The famous adventure park will soon become the home of exciting and breath-taking "Rage of the Gargoyles." It will take out a similar virtual reality game called "The New Revolution."
Riders, who must not be younger than 13 years old, will have to brave the track that features 1,377 feet (420 meters) of unrivaled adventure. They will have to wear revolutionary Samsung Gear virtual reality headsets in high-definition resolution to experience 360 degrees of wild adventure.
On the launch of "Rage of the Gargoyles," people are expected to flock Six Flags in eight different locations like "Shock Wave" in Arlington, "Dare Devil Dive" in Atlanta, "Demon" in Chicago, "Skull Mountain" in Jackson, New Jersey, "Steamin' Demon" in New York, "Goliath" in Montreal, "Kong" in San Francisco and "Ninja" in St Louis in Eureka.
With the use of virtual reality headsets, thrill-seekers will be transformed into pilots. Gargoyles will attack the choppers sending the Apache-style helicopter plunging and diving as riders fight the evil creatures.
Six Flags amusement park has $1.3 billion revenue, making it the world's largest regional theme park. It has 18 grounds all over the United States of America, Canada and Mexico. It has been in operation for 55 years.
John Duffey, president of the Six Flags amusement park, said that they can change the story line of "Rage of the Gargoyles" making it more exciting for the riders. The use of Samsung Gear VR makes the world's first interactive gaming coaster more "unique and immersive" according to Marc Mathieu, the chief marketing officer of Samsung Electronics America.
The ending of this breath-taking adventure will surely make the clients want to experience the ride all over again. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more news and updates!
